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This seems to be doing the exactly wrong thing to do. In the Windows times, these things were called desktop macros. The GUI is not made for being scripted, eve

This seems to be doing the exactly wrong thing to do. In the Windows times, these things were called desktop macros. The GUI is not made for being scripted, even less so by moving the mouse. I know this sounds negative and you probably put a lot of effort into that but if it is what it seems like it is, then I find it horribly wrong.

sdegutis 12y ago
Personally, I've been using this app for about 2 years now, and I feel way more productive when it's running than when it's not.
creese 12y ago
Ever heard of xmonad? This project is an attempt to do something similar for OS X users.
- LukeHoersten 12y ago
  XMonad is supposed to have OS X support but I've heard it only works for X11 apps. It'd be great to have XMonad for OS X fully supported because once you get a good config built up it's hard to beat. And if you know Haskell it's even better.
  - sdegutis 12y ago
    You can totally write XMonad as a Hydra config or extension. Honestly I expect someone to do it any day now, considering how fun it sounds. If anyone tackles this, please submit it to https://github.com/sdegutis/hydra-ext https://github.com/sdegutis/hydra-ext EDIT: I forgot that this would require the events feature, which is planned for the 1.1 release. So not all of XMonad is possible in Hydra yet, although most of it is.
  - codygman 12y ago
    This issue[0] was what was keeping xmonad from building for me, though I don't have a mac to try on again. 0: https://github.com/haskell-pkg-janitors/X11/issues/24 https://github.com/haskell-pkg-janitors/X11/issues/24